Sentence examples for making measures from inspiring English sources

Using the tool will help us to further develop end-points for evaluation of patient empowerment and shared-decision making, for example by making measures such as the Multimodal Measure of Informed Choice more specific [ 3].

However, there is emerging evidence that psychometric properties of decision making measures substantially vary by illness and treatment variables [ 25].

A previous wider review of shared decision making measures in 2007 identified 18 measures [ 60], including both measures selected in our study.

Third, many complexes are small (that is, composed of two or three proteins), making measures of important topological features, such as density, ineffectual.

Principal components (PCs) (and other estimates of systematic variation) are directly constructed from the genomic variables themselves, making measures of statistical significance artificially inflated when using conventional methods due to over-fitting.

Thus, the objective of this study was to evaluate, in a cluster-randomized practical trial enrolling nonacademic and rural primary care practices and their patients with type 2 diabetes, the impact of patient decision aids vs. usual care on decision making measures, metabolic control and medication adherence.

However, monitoring natural hazard provisions is difficult and often provisions are not readily measurable, making measuring outcomes difficult.

To do so, he is making measured changes in the business.

The standard benchmarks for network processors do not yet exist thus making measuring, communicating, and comparing NPs performance difficult.

The higher quality companies will supply you with a clearly marked oral syringe, making measuring your dose extremely easy.

That makes measures to boost competition in services all the more vital.